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Articles in Feb 2, 2005 issue of Deseret News (Salt Lake City)

• Obituary: Phyllis M. Flinders Kelsey
• Murray High report was biased
• Game for anything: With a little coaching, you can tackle any Super
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret Morning News
• Speak up for powerless children
  by Karen Crompton
• Nicholson Co. acquires Foundation Engineering
• Southwire is moving from W. Jordan to W.V.
• TiVo loses its 2nd executive in 2 weeks
  by May Wong Associated Press
• Reeves awarded a star on the Walk of Fame
• Appeals court has vacancy
• Committee OKs 2-term limit for Utah governors
• Utah to ban B and C nuclear waste
  by Joe Bauman Deseret Morning News
• Thousands of Iraqis denied chance to vote, al-Yawer says
  by Sally Buzbee Associated Press
• Banker's suit against officers to go to court
  by Angie Welling Deseret Morning News
• Huntsman challenged
  by Bob Bernick Jr.
• LDS exhibit set to open
  by Carrie A. Moore Deseret Morning News
• Mabray leads No. 8 BYU gymnasts past struggling Aggies in Logan
• Francis outduels James in win
  by Associated Press
• Nebraska coasts by Utah Valley
  by Associated Press
• Obituary: Luana Amussen England
• Pity those poor CBS execs
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Obituary: Bernice Skousen Hawkins
• Cher says goodbye one more time
  by Scott D. Pierce Deseret Morning News
• Fans finance tickets via home equity
  by Michael Rubinkam Associated Press
• Ad federation plans Gen X meeting today
• Bank bill giving tax exemption is shelved
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News
• Elephants crush trainer after he falls in trailer
• Every month in Utah
• Demo wants to end taxes on textbooks
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• Cottonwood Heights short on funds
  by Erin Stewart Deseret Morning News
• U.S. skeptical of soldier's kidnapping
  by Robert H. Reid Associated Press
• Smith to paper: Time to retire retiring reports
  by Associated Press
• Board suggests closing 2 schools
  by Jennifer Toomer-Cook Deseret Morning News
• USU's Guy set to unveil 'most important' class
  by Jay Hinton Deseret Morning News
• Grizzlies miss out on a win
  by Michael Black Deseret Morning News
• Primate research protested
  by Associated Press
• 'Cats claw past Jazz
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Pope's spokesman says 'no cause for alarm,' pontiff to spend a few
  by Victor L. Simpson Associated Press
• Obituary: Christina Lynn Freeman-williams
• Football's big day is also a big day for super snacks
  by Valerie Phillips Deseret Morning News
• Liberals shredding moral fabric
• Musical duo is poignant, charming
  by Edward Reichel Deseret Morning News
• Training vital in prosecuting child abuse
  by Copyright 2005 Deseret Morning News By Lucinda Dillon Kinkead and
• Tai Pan Trading opens showroom Thursday
• SBC, AT&T merger to cut jobs
  by Bruce Meyerson Associated Press
• Judge says Bush broke animal protection act
• Number of abused, neglected children on the rise in Utah
  by Amy Joi Bryson Deseret Morning News
• Overweight students focus of health bill
  by Stephen Speckman Deseret Morning News
• House Speaker Curtis' bill
• Manager clings to The Peaks
  by Tad Walch Deseret Morning News
• Pats complain about practice field, again
  by Mark Long Associated Press
• Builder Robert W. Wood dies
• Committed: Players expected to sign with the University of Utah today
• Lions roar to big win over T-Birds
  by Jaclyn Olsen
• Bush OKs disaster funds for S. Utah
  by Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News
• T-Birds' Van Orden stays, but not as football coach
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Groundhog Punxsutawney Phil's prediction: more wintry weather to come
  by Dan Nephin Associated Press
• Obituary: Kimball G. Herrod
• Polygamy backer is wrong
• 'Desperized' bierocks are perfect snack on go
  by Alicia Ross, with Beverly Mills
• It's time to step up and help rebuild Iraq
  by John Hughes Deseret Morning News
• American Express looks to spin off financial services
  by Eileen Alt Powell Associated Press
• Village Inn will open in S. Ogden Monday
• New center to protect open-source software
  by Steve Lohr New York Times News Service
• Israel may go slow on pullout from West Bank
  by Josef Federman Associated Press
• Lost shuttle crew is memorialized
  by Pam Easton Associated Press
• Senate to look at giving local control of roads
• Bush speech to focus on Social Security
  by Richard W. Stevenson New York Times News Service
• Murder suspect ruled fit for trial
  by Jesse Hyde Deseret Morning News
• Leavitt urges major overhaul of Medicaid
  by Robert Pear New York Times News Service
• Rice starts job with 9-nation tour of Europe and the Middle East
  by Andrea Stone USA Today
• Caption only: New mayor
• Lion offense zips back to life in win
  by Jim Rayburn Deseret Morning News
• Jazz won't sign a point guard
  by Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News
• Wolverines falter late, lose at Oregon State
• Obituary: Alfred Earl Clegg
• Rice is a big asset to U.S.
• Obituary: Daniel Christensen
• Take boyfriend's pals' advice: Run for it
  by Annie's mailbox
• Business index holds steady
  by Jenifer K. Nii Deseret Morning News abd The Associated Press
• Golden Eagle Inc. gets $3.5 million funding

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